7 Ways To Obtain More Online Customer Reviews

Customer reviews are becoming a vital part of gaining new clients. In the digital era, 88 percent of customers say they trust online reviews just as much as a personal recommendation from a friend.

Crafting a customer review strategy takes a full team effort. We’ve put together a checklist, “7 Ways to Obtain More Online Customer Reviews,” to help you take the steps to gain positive reviews. Fill out the form to the right to get access, and learn how to:

  • Create a customer review strategy the whole team can get onboard with
  • Understand the rules and parameters of review sites, and determine which you should focus on
  • Utilize tools such as Podium, pulseM, and BirdEye to track reviews

Download our checklist and watch your online reviews soar!

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